Initial Release Notes
What’s New (v2)
New UI + backend. Completely rebuilt UI and back-end.
Database options. Choose SQLite (easy local/PoC) or PostgreSQL (production).
Provisioning choices. Enroll via YubiKey or direct platform provisioning.
Configuration. Generate, download, and customize a config file (e.g., sync intervals).
Offline and Air-gapped support. Full license activation & deactivation flows.
Bundles. Activation/deactivation of bundle licenses fully supported.
Manual sync. Trigger a cloud sync on demand.
Platforms. Windows, Linux, and Docker are supported.
Breaking Changes
No in-place upgrade. v2 does not read v1 data stores.
Fresh install required. v2 starts empty, re-create users, config, and records.
Surface changes. API/CLI endpoints and commands have been renamed or removed. See the v2 API/CLI docs for the current surface.
Feature Set
Licensing & Activation
Activate/deactivate licenses from the UI.
Offline/Air-gap: UI generates request files for activation and deactivation; process works without internet access.
Synchronization
Cloud sync runs on a customizable schedule or manually.
Sync updates local state (e.g., consumption totals) and fetches remote changes.
Floating Users (Offline)
All licenses on the Floating Server are offline floating.
Machines/users/containers can register as floating users; they can unregister or borrow time (if the license allows borrowing).
Consumption-Based Licensing
Users can consume usage on consumption licenses.
New consumption values are stored locally and synced to the cloud on schedule or on manual trigger.
Features
A license may expose multiple features; users can register for them.
Features can themselves be consumption-based.
Bundle Licenses
Complete bundle support: activation, deactivation, and synchronization. Post-activation, full functionality is available for all licenses contained in the bundle.
Roles & Access Control
RBAC: Admins vs. Users.
Admins can add/deactivate licenses, unregister users, and manage admin/user accounts.
Platforms & Deployment
Windows, Linux, and Docker supported.
SQLite for quick starts; PostgreSQL recommended for production.
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